Grand Varmala Frame — Square
₹2,857.14
Brass Idols — Handcrafted Brass Murtis for Puja & Gifting
Brass has carried Indian worship for generations — warm, enduring, and believed to amplify the energy of a space. Our brass idols are sand-cast and hand-finished by artisans working in the lost-wax tradition, then given an antique or high-polish finish. Compact and resilient, a brass murti suits a daily-puja shelf, a car dashboard, an office, or a meaningful gift. Each piece is checked for crisp detailing and correct iconography before it is blessed and sent to you.
Buying guide
- 1Finish: antique-golden for a heritage look, bright-polished for a luminous modern altar.
- 2Weight: heavier solid-cast idols feel premium and stand stably — check the listed weight.
- 3Use-case: small idols for car/office/gifting; larger for the home mandir centrepiece.
- 4Care: occasional polish keeps brass bright, or let it patina naturally for an antique look.
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About our brass idols
Explore brass idols across deities — Ganesha, Lakshmi, Sita-Ram, Krishna, Hanuman, Nataraja and more — in antique-golden and bright-polished finishes, from pocket-size to altar-size. Brass is durable, low-maintenance and traditionally favoured for daily worship. Prefer the serenity of stone? See our marble murtis, or pick up brass puja bells and diyas to complete your altar.
Frequently asked questions
Are brass idols good for a home temple?
Yes — brass is the traditional choice for daily worship: durable, warm-toned, and easy to maintain. It also travels well, making brass idols ideal for cars, offices and gifting.
How do I clean and maintain a brass idol?
Wipe with a soft dry cloth regularly. To restore shine, use a little tamarind or lemon-salt paste (or a brass cleaner), rinse and dry fully. To keep an antique finish, simply dust — don’t polish.
What is the difference between brass and panchdhatu idols?
Brass is a copper-zinc alloy. Panchdhatu blends five metals (gold, silver, copper, zinc, iron) and is considered especially auspicious. Both are durable; panchdhatu is typically premium-priced.
Will the brass idol look exactly like the photo?
Yes — being handcrafted, tiny natural variations exist, but we photograph each piece before dispatch so you see your actual idol. Correct iconography and finish are guaranteed.